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BRITISH TANKER AT KUWAIT

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1951.

Bitter Criticism Is Sweeping

The 28,000-ton British Adventure, largest of the British Tanker Company's oil tanker fleet, seen on arrival at Mina el Ahmadi, on the Persian Gulf, to load 7,504,000 gallons of crude oil on completing her maiden voyage from England.—

London Express.

Politics Barred US Debt Soaring

From Election

Madrid. Nov, 25. Spanish heads of familles elected new City Council. after one of men today the polltest campaigns Fecord.

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Pulitics were strielly barred, speeches were for bidden and candidates re- presented no parties. Each candidate was Umited to a news- short notice in the

brief radio papers and

his make to

broadcast

promises.

Some

6.500.000 were

rligible to vote for four of the 12 Councilmen in each of more than 9,000 mui- Assoclated cipalities,

Press

PRICE OF

PROTECTION GOING UP

F

To Record High

Washington, Nov. 25.

Japan Over

Peace Treaty

Tokyo, Nov. 25.

Widespread, bitter criticism has swept Japanese business, political and labour spheres at the terms of the Japanese peace treaty, which was approved for ratification in the Japanese Diet on October 26 against vociferous opposition com-

ments.

The new vocal critics admit that they with- held early action because Japan's overriding aim was to get some form of national sovereignty first. Most observers here believe that official criticism peace will remain soft-pedalled until the Japanese treaty actually comes into effect, which is expected by most Japanese in mid-1952 at the latest.

ights to the islands.

Then, the new Japan, from tion of the Kuriles in his speech Francisco before he her powerful position in world at San

away alt Povereign trading. can be expected to do signed whatever possible to make up Ensers or inconveniences.

content- Apparent Japanere

terms of the ment with the Treaty might well be explained Ly remarks made by the Ruential Liberal Party member. Mr Niro Hoshijima, chief assis taol to the Prime Minister, M: Shigeru Yoshida.

in-

At San Francisco, Mr Hoshi- Jima

told Japanese reporters

The National Debt next year is expected to whatever papers they pre- push-if not pass-the present legal limit of $275,000,000,000.

Barring changes in the picture, Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder will ask Congress to raise the debt ceiling-

The Detz.

of

the

dollar

I've

months

silence.

BA

reasons

The bulk of criticism, ranging from scholarly, legal why Japan was unfairly treated to bitter anti-American denun- riations of the

trealy have

many appeared

post- vigorous Japan's magazines and reviews.

whole

11

TERRITORIAL LOSS

of

Wat

A few days after his retum, he foreign be- calinty ignored

for wi.derment at a demand vetern of the Kurdies published his own Liberal supporters circulated party Fa widely avnifesta.

REPARATIONS

On reparations, few Japanese would disagree that such coun- tries as the Philippines and

suffered

great Indonesia economic loss Japanese occupation.

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tuations.

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British Troops Disembarking At Suez

Cairo Angling

Help From

For

A "Z" landing craft the

pulls away from troopship Empire

Med-

way with reinforcements of troops and airmen for the Canal Zone.--London Express.

Friendly Nations' Tackling A

Cairo, Nov. 25.

The Minister of Supply, Ahmad Hamza Pasha,

The statement followed earlier reports that Egypt and Iran had reached agreement in principle for sup- confiscations, plying Egypt with oil from the nationalised Iranian re-

atonement ĥnerics at Abadan.

main

even

get.

to

Israel's Need For US Aid

twin

Chronic

Problem

The

Brussels, Nov. 25. United States will

sxnx the first international solve continental over-popula-

effort ไ

Europe's chronic

tion problem during a 30-nation here pl conference opening Monday.

During the 13-day conference, government delegates also will tackle the problem of resettling an estimated 100,000 refugees remaining

the after

Inter- national Refugee Organisation

New York, Nov, 25. Thousands

of deegates at- disbands next month. tending the Histrodrut the rallies here last night were told the that American dollars are in- ! armed dispensable to Israel's economy.

take

who abled his remarks to the big daily newspapers in Japan "Since we were defested and surrendered unconditionally, our

a typical argument job in San Francisco is only to of an influential leader said today that Egypt hoped "certain friendly na

Kenichi writer.

Asbe, ww, tions" would supply tankers to ship oil from the "severe repart refineries of Iran to Egypt. pare for us."

claiming tal Even before he left Japan, he

tions can only close the doors was quoted by the newspapers to peace", suggests that Japan's as describing the realy-signing own losses during the war and

the delegation of fterwards party

should be sufficient for her crimes.

in already opened

The difficulty Japan has negotiations with the Philippines ing the oil to Egypt.

refused the two

Hamza Pasha and Indonesia. Federal indebtedness is just the rest of the surplus in cash

10 meet beginning to rise rapidly under

booming defence ex-

Claimants for reparations.

dently the nations for whose and Russia the impetus of defence spending. penses.

The weaty allows essentially help he hoped the id of November By the

The picture has changed ab-

in the form of other Eastern bloc countries hart for reparations

readiness 10 10 is expected Jght

be over ruptly and completely. In the

manswer the maniacture of expressed their

all how increase of

Wil raw supply the

in Japan from $259 000,000,000, an

since June.

Egypt 84,000,000,000 since April And

Government plunged 86.345,000,-

owned by clobnant

Cereal requirements, he said. half 600 in the Hed.

The most general complaint materials" the highest in four and a

The official Ad-

The influential newspaper A) millybration forecast is $7,500,- ticians and labour are on a corn- 500 where bankers, traders, pol-

Many Japanese privately ex- Ahram said a group of native the Sudan Defence Nationa! 000.000 defeit by next June.

Mr George Warren, United that affects everybody. New

mon hunt, is the s ripping away press the view, however, the officers in fiscut your is

Force had decided Spending this

States delegate to the IRO, will of Japanese territories, reducing long delays might well

10 of time

ous! had come $70.- ! Government burrowing tends to

reparations cause to half its ually

one-year trial of the propose fun inflation. It can be a major expected to reach about

with the former empire

there and an British nature to fizzle out. compared

American plan which, if success- size inctor in infrution. We Govern- 000.000.000

$44.693,000,000 last year.

Claiming that the new Japan Arian aid and likely to be

Already blg beneficiaries of mutiny was beginning to

Special messages urging supful, could be extended to aid an ment spending bids up prices.

DEFICIT

estimated RECORD

5,000,000 shape.

surplus Interest payments on laans

could support only 30,000,000 of

It said the Sudanese admins- por: of the Histadrut campaign Europeans to emigrate to 1059 inancial The unofficial word is that is increasing population one

received from President will take about 10 cents out of

"We got agreement, many Japanese be-tration had placed the officers were put up this spending may total $90,000,000.- magazine commented:

Chaim Weizmann, the Speaker densely-populated areas of the

world. every tux

000 next year, although some, our

Independence 84,000,000 lleve that the Americans would on the black list. year almost $6,000,000,000.

Passport officials at Alexon of the Israeli Knesset (parlia prison make it clear to claimant eman- would $85,000,000,000 If fficial forecasts on spend -

be people crowded into

Sprinzak, and Fly

This pilot plan calls for the tries that. Amerwan dollars; dria announced that they would ment), Joseph is with life sentences. Next about closer

year's deficй

az international setting up of Singapore, Nov. 25 ing and tax receipts are

$15,000,-

used to refuse to grant or extend resi- Secretary-General of Histradrut should debt

The fiery rightwing commen- cannot in any way be Estimated at roughly

British in Israel, Mr Mordecai Nemir committee to assist the emigra- security in right, the

to any tator, Tetsuma Hashimoto, who underwrite Japanese reparations dence pernits Singapurn wil 1 $7000 from use to $262,500 000,000 by next

delicit, before The highest previous

frequently to another country,

applicants and urged officers in Then will June

Mr Joseph Schlossberg, general tion in 1952 of 117,000 Europeans SENTIMENT ROUSED in all-out war years, was bought half-page newspaper ad-

other parts of the country to de

chairman of the National Com- from Germany, Holland, Italy, of n:onths

expected hire of non-com- Rules for

Already vertisements to spread his opin-

shipowners have the same. a little over $3,000,000,000.

mit ce for Labour in Israel, told Austria and Greece to countries which

cou.d officers. misss ned

inspectors, de fiets

All

ACTION DISAPPROVED the estimates, of course, lons, declared in the $275,000.-

a magazine formed an organisation to seek

the gatherings that Israel still such as Australia, Canada, the United States and New Zealand. more likes or personnel of the indebtedness

are based on a belief that Con- article: "If American wisdom is

ways of regaining some of the

Minister, Fuad holds to the "high moral obje The United States Government The Interior have all

One 000 figure Special Constabulary

will not laise

taxes to limited to crewding us into such 320 ships seized by the Allies Sirag el Din Pasha, sald, how- tive" of admitting all Jews in-lready for 1953. As

bas when deleurs

earmarked tou reared, a police state-

The Adminis- narrow confines, expecting birth

ever, that he doring and after World War II. watch spending.

Bu disapproved cluding the sick and aged.

million of the $84,000,000 needed spending should continue hig Inpol ays

nese sentiment has been the action taken at Alexandria, he said. Japanese ration will ask for more taxes, control to answer our problems.

the strain upon its tebi may well pass

for the one-year trial. Monthly rate for hive of

roused at American but many Congressional leaders then I doubt whether the Ameri-

"The Interior Ministry has material resources cannot be -comaus-ancest office, of the record peak of $279,200,000.00

another not exper

the fate of the Ryukyu Islands not issued any such instructions relieved by "moral principles, lax ans are intelligent enough to *** ' [

arched 313 February 1946 Scheepote poin

stop a

third World War.

group between Japan and For- and officials are bound to carry and American dollars are in asked to contribute proportion- $5258 and that of constable

tortly aller World War II

and. the So- The perture also could be Labour uniİYOKUS

out their duties in accordance dispensable Cuaranteed S$203.

by

"residual WARTIME LIMIT

other things-all-out, clalist Party have opposed the mosa. hange:i

with the instructions they have." ANCO or constable of

eventual return 10 reignty,"

At a noon ar, a slackening in the defence idea of a treaty not including That! increase of $4,000,000.

he said. China, wiilch

United Constabulary will

Nations Japan from The Specta!

months programine, and base changes in Communist

American Cabinet the After and S$108, respre- 000 in the past seven

the uf

national considered commercial ally state

Japanese are 10-1 S$209

trusteeship, the amounted to a boost of $21 for the tively, a month.

essential for Japan's mercantile professing great anxiety for the meeting, Sirag el Din Pasha said Council for Hourly rate- are in-person each man, woman and child in eronomy.

A1 $275,000,000,000, The public debt unit is selĮ recovery.

the leftwing welfare of their loyal Ryuk- So strong did of regular police $3 sector the nation.

the debt would be $1,773

by law passed by Congress and

President. by the

It Socialist opposition become that yuan brothers." signed

But foreigners say that as long the Lower days before police $1 50, each person.

being during few

as America needs military bases Special Constabulary

of the Diet voted in

in the North Pacille-the Ryukyu

The Cabinet also had decided Since then it has varied ac favour of approving ratification Island of Okinawa is her big- a figure ut may sugges

to the

Government's of the peace treaty, the party gent nuval and air base-there 3,000,000.000, the limit dur- cording $300,0

circumstances Nearly all rubber warehousthal

ing

and split asunder. the unprecedented borrow- Mancial offices

The leftwing members walked is little chance of Japan having hire

was last changed in 1946 when newspaper polles personnel on the monthly ing days of World War 11.

the rightwing because lands it was reduced to $275,000,000.- out on The ceiling was lowered for

during 00D post-war

they proposed

compromise period. Ho seek police protection for the

dipped as low

The law says that no Govern with the embarrassed Prime big

cecasions-United which the debt festive

out-Minister by voting for the treaty. as $251,246,000,000 in June, 1948 ment securities may be

amount beyond the

THREAT SEEN During the fiscal year ending standing

Protection

December 1

#

Jer

be

of the Special Constabulary $3; N.CO. regular

N.C.O

$1.50 police

to

climb

000,000.

follow six

peak pus

except

电脑

rease next year

came 10.0

If Secretary Snyder asks for first

increase in the legal limit. World War 1. $1.15; an constable

he sperini constable $1.00.

bosis: while wealthy citizens

Pers

An

Quake In Italy

last June 30, the Government, set-Associated Press. took in $3,519,000,000 more than

biggest

in

TO SUPPORT

House

the

12

war

silence on

Sove-

four-hour 22

The other Dations will be

ately United Press.

luncheon earlier Trade Union Histradrul pledged

to raise a minimum of $2,000, Chief Justice

of

The Government had reached a decision 的好 the control of toward the Histradrut goal. The "liberation" battalions, but it speakers were Mr James Carey, secretary-treasurer the Con- would not be announced until

of Industrial Organisa- gress later.

tlona, and Mr M. P. Coldwell, Co-operative

at

תל

of the

to donate £8,000 to families of leader members of the reserve police Commonwealth Federation Party who died in shooting in the Canadian House of Com- Lorce voice in the affairs of the is

the muns.-United Press. incidents Ismailia Already the Japanese Govern- Canal Zone last week-end.

The Egyptian reserve police meni has plans to send a "good- by the will" mission, headed

force of some 700 men, which Prime

Minister's close adviser, had engaged in gun battles with British

Ismailia, troops in In the voting, the leftwing Mr Niro Hoshijima, to "eement"

They! Socialists, with 22 Communist Japan-Ryukyu post-war friend-arrived in Cairo today.

handful 3

of ship. -Reuter members and

received a warm welcome from thousands small the provided

of spectators lining others. cpposition-47 against 307.

Floyal The

the Abdin mast

station and Palace-United Press.

history

strongly felt Tshekedi Khama the route between the railway

Visiting

cit years in the STRASBOURG territorial loss is the Kurile

it spent to ring up the second

surplus There have been 76 surplus Ancona, Nov. 25. earthquake

the years, and 85 defcit years in the! shook Adriatic coast near here today nation's history. at 4.25 TA, local time, an year was Houncing itself with the usual the rumbling noise damage. Reuter.

but doing

a happy period for Treasury. which reduce::

no the National

RECORD IN DIAMONDS

way to attend the Consulta

to

most

Berlin

Airlift

Heroes

Berlin, Nov. 26.

Better Than

The Geiger

Overruled

London, Nov. 26.

The Lord Chief Justice, when

he valued a man's left thumb. lost at work, at £300, was wrong, said Lord Justice Birkett in the Court of Appeal.

He doubled the award of damages to 56-year-old Mr Al- bert Frank Fowler, who lives at Brockworth, Gloucestershire. Mr Fowler

Philadelphia, Nov. 25.

sued his employers, Pennsylvania University today alleging breach of statutory announced the development of duty.

the

material in

The

He appealed on the a new radio-sclivity detector, grounds that the award by Lord UK Islands, a bleak. Harren northern

safer and nearly 20 fimes more Goddard was not enough, London, Nov. 25. chain of rocky fishing bases

Honoure sensitive

than

prezent London, Nov, 25. their Debt by $2,185.-

Lord Justlee Birkett, in judg- Immense the Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe,

Apart from

exiled Khama,

Geiger counter. 000,000 during the year, keeping Home Secretary, left London

bises for Tshekedi

The new instrument, called ment, said that Mr Fowler had Airport today for Paris on hist

lucrative fishing former Regent of the Bamang-

"Scintillation Counter,

aranly one eye-le lout the other the tribe of Bechuanaland, the islands occupation wato

here from

to use in a childhood arcident, Africa

doctors would permit Assembly of the Council of now by the Russians is regard. will arrive

of dangerous forefinger of he left hand was for talks with the week

deformed, and it was contended Strasbourg.

West Berlin today honoured smaller amounts ed by Japanese as a real threat this Burope in

Before leaving he said:

"I to the security of their home Commonwealth Relations Minis-39 British airmen, 31 Americans radio-activity

and increase that this made the loss of the ter, Lord Ismay

and five Germans who lost their diagnostic tests, the views land.

Ereatly the use of these velu- thumb more serious. "Even allowing for the in- thall be conveying

He is coming at his own re-lives in the Western Allied air- Ever since the Allied Occupa~ | the

The Lord Chief Justice had expected to ask lift during the Russian blockade oble substances in the diagnosis

cf disease. crease in sales," the Association's of the new Government to

apparently said he would not report said, "gems are still well Assembly and assuring them of tion began, the Japanere have quest and

the appealed to support

to the Americans to that his banishment be recom- of Berlin.

The Scintillation Berlin

Counter take these dimbilities into ad- police The West This our intention shend of industrials."

securing the sidered. He was exiled after a work of the Assembly of the help in at least

of certain count in assessing damages, still re- proved diamonds are

relence of Japanese subjects tribal dispute over his nephew, president, Dr Johannes Stumm, utilisés, a property

which emit crystals valuables Council of Europe.

Seretse

Khama's, marriago laid wreath at the foot of the common

a

to "I should have thought that garded primarily as

"It has a great contribution who were on the islands when

Seretad was otty's airlift memorial, honouring visible light when exposed and ornaments to beauty, Father!

Russians unexpectedly to a white girl. of to make to the integration of the

who were

of radio-active was wrong," mid Lord Justice men also exited and is in London the

killed the radiations than as cogs in the wheels

Europe in co-operation with landed there. Industry

The Prime Minister hinted at with his wife and daughter-between June, 1948, and Sep-substances, the University said. Birkett. Mr Justice Roxburgh The British Commonwealth and

tomber, 1040-Router. Russian occupa- Reuter. The report said sales during the North Atlantic Treaty Or- objections to still to go, proceeds from the first three quarters of din.

the genisations".

Bir David Maxwell-Fyle i mond trading throughout

year were boosted by the find- world show

that tradersing of several lange diamonds. expected to return only about £1,000,000 below

an example one next Wednesday.-Router, the record total of almost £41,- cited us

of the mouth

the found ot 000,000 achieved last year.

bluo Industrial diamond sales have Orange River- perfect risen this year, the report said, white stone which was sold to

London, Nev. 25. World traffic in diamonds 18 recorde beat ull expected to this year.

The National Jewellers Asso- ciation, in a report on diamond the first three trading over quarters of the year, suld it ex- pected all records to be broken. With a whole quarter of 1981

the

especially during the second Belgian diamond cutter

**** £80.000.

And third quarters, following

the beginning of the rearma-

for

Another largo diamond,

ment drive, the return to power weighing

abd

the

to London POP

HOW WOULD

WELL YOU'RE

SYRIAN CRISIS

YOU JUDGE

OBVIOUSLY —

Damascus, Nov, 25.

283% carats. Was The Syrian President today

of the Churchill administration, found near Pretoria this autumn. naked Abdul Baki Nizamiddin, of Johannesburg dlmond experts leader of the Parliamentary Re commencement

havo American stockpiling.

estimated its eventual publican group; to form a new value

between £100,000 Cabinet, in a fourth attempt to The return of the Conserva-

colve Byria's 17-day old Minis tives

to power in Britain is ex- and £160,000,

bring

Bates of diamonds have also teribi erials., pected

10

an In-

dis- been steppet up by the

other political party the ・evtmiry":

certalu diamonds wonders, Lukt Khalib, and Mar- arms production with a curres covery that ponding Increase in industrial are. ugly sensitive to Camera Fur Dowalibi, both of the Peo can, therefore, le pie's Party, and BaldHaydar

of redio Independent, bave strelsky (AL- tributory factor to the Increase used to detectors

activity United Press. In æbles of industrial Miamonds.

cretse

needs. This is probably a con- raya They

HY CHARACTER

AFTER. LOOKING

OVER MY

BOOK-

BHELVES?

-Reuter.

Book-keeping

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and Mr Justice Donovan agreed.

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